Singapore’s rule of law is not a ‘finished achievement’: Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon calls on future legal custodians to shape its next chapter - NUS
Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon has emphasized that the rule of law is not a completed accomplishment. He urges future legal custodians to play a role in shaping its next phase.
Further details about his call to action are available from the National University of Singapore.
The National University of Singapore has reported on Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon's remarks, providing more information on his thoughts regarding the rule of law and its future development.
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